Chapter 1
Araminta's escape to freedom
Chapter 2
Conductor of the Underground Railroad
Chapter 3
Civil War spy and scout
Chapter 4
The final battle for suffrage and care
YOUR GOAL
Master of The unstoppable journeys of Harriet Tubman
Ch 1 · Araminta's escape to freedom
adalaje22 She changed her name to Harriet Tubman to honor her mother and mark her marriage.
adalaje22 A severe head injury during her teenage years left Tubman with lifelong narcolepsy and vivid spiritual dreams.
BETA
adalaje22 Swipe the lantern to light safe paths to discover how Harriet guided people to freedom.
Fun Fact
Tubman's visions: Harriet Tubman believed her vivid dreams, caused by her teenage head injury, were direct messages from God that helped guide her safety.
Glossary
underground railroad (noun)
A secret network of safe houses and routes used by enslaved people to escape to free territory. Araminta Ross utilized this clandestine system in 1849 to flee Maryland and reach Philadelphia.
A secret network of safe houses and routes used by enslaved people to escape to free territory. Araminta Ross utilized this clandestine system in 1849 to flee Maryland and reach Philadelphia.
Quiz
What job did Harriet Tubman do in Philadelphia to save money for her rescue trips?